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Colton Weeks, PMP, CSM
Born at the conclusion of New York's Stonewall Riots in 1969 in Walnut Creek, California. I'm an activist, a family man and a lover of Truth. I live in San Francisco with my incredible partner of almost nine years, the extremely talented and proven architect, Gregg De Meza (De Meza Architecture, Inc. http://www.dma-sf.com ).
I work as a Technical Project Manager in the Commercial Internet Division for one of the Top Best Companies in the World according to Forbes; a company that achieved a Perfect Score of 100 on HRC's 2009 Corporate Equality Index; and, according to Newsweek, America's #1 Green Bank.
As a hobby photographer, each year at Pride I work on my own personal "Pride Yearbook" project here in San Francisco. The goal of the project is to photographically record and display the many faces and personalities of the gay community for the entire world to see.
Far too often, the media attempts to portray our community through a narrow lens that doesn't capture our true diversity - both in terms of who we are as a community and who the people are in our lives who love and support us as we are.
So please, take a look at the galleries and look closely in the eyes of our community. The next time you are asked whether or not you support gay marriage - or gay adoption - or equality for all people - remember these faces and the light in our eyes. I'm asking you to think twice before you answer.
Colton Weeks
cw@coltonweeks.com
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Born at the conclusion of New York's Stonewall Riots in 1969 in Walnut Creek, California. I'm an activist, a family man and a lover of Truth. I live in San Francisco with my incredible partner of almost nine years, the extremely talented and proven architect, Gregg De Meza (De Meza Architecture, Inc. http://www.dma-sf.com ).
I work as a Technical Project Manager in the Commercial Internet Division for one of the Top Best Companies in the World according to Forbes; a company that achieved a Perfect Score of 100 on HRC's 2009 Corporate Equality Index; and, according to Newsweek, America's #1 Green Bank.
As a hobby photographer, each year at Pride I work on my own personal "Pride Yearbook" project here in San Francisco. The goal of the project is to photographically record and display the many faces and personalities of the gay community for the entire world to see.
Far too often, the media attempts to portray our community through a narrow lens that doesn't capture our true diversity - both in terms of who we are as a community and who the people are in our lives who love and support us as we are.
So please, take a look at the galleries and look closely in the eyes of our community. The next time you are asked whether or not you support gay marriage - or gay adoption - or equality for all people - remember these faces and the light in our eyes. I'm asking you to think twice before you answer.
Colton Weeks
cw@coltonweeks.com
On Facebook
